| Shadow Of The Thin Man | |||||
| MGM/UA (1941) | |||||
| Comedy, Crime, Mystery | |||||
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| William Powell | Nick Charles | |
| Myrna Loy | Nora Charles | |
| Barry Nelson | Paul Clark | |
| Donna Reed | Molly | |
| Sam Levene | Lieutenant Abrams | |
| Alan Baxter | Barrow | |
| Henry O'Neill | Major Jason I. Sculley | |
| Dickie Hall | Nick Charles Jr. | |
| Stella Adler | Claire Porter | |
| Loring Smith | Stephens | |
| Joseph Anthony | Fred Macy | |
| Lou Lubin | Benny Loomis | |
| Louise Beavers | Estrellita | |
| Richard Hall | Nick Charles Jr. |
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| Producer | Hunt Stromberg
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| Writer | Dashiell Hammett
Harry Kurnitz |
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| Cinematography | William H. Daniels
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| Musician | David Snell
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Nick Charles (William Powell) and his wife Nora (Myrna Loy) find themselves embroiled in the world of horse racing and gambling when a jockey is killed at a local race track. With the help of reporter Paul Clarke (Barry Nelson), receptionist for racketeer 'Link' Stephens (Loring Smith) Molly (Donna Reed) and their old friend Lieutenant Abrams (Sam Levene), the duo works to solve the case and smash the gambling ring interfering with races. |
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